While there are so funny and amusing moments, the animated reboot of The Addams Family is scattered, a bit random, and something of a mess.

Joker, powered by an extraordinary performance from Joaquin Phoenix, talks loud and says next to nothing whatsoever.

Renée Zellweger gives a career-defining performance as Judy Garland in Judy, a disappointing film made memorable by the veteran actor’s extraordinary work.

As comfortable to slip into as a pair of pajamas, or as calming as wrapping yourself in a favorite blanket, the cinematic installment of Downton Abbey is perfect fan service and a pretty enjoyable film to boot.

Harmless fun, with some deeper themes at play, Abominable is a fantastical adventure about a teenage girl hoping to return a rescued Yeti to his home on Mount Everest.

Led by a powerful, internal and introspective Brad Pitt performance, Ad Astra is a journey across the universe which may delight and dismay fans at the same time.

Hustlers soars with a career-best performance from Jennifer Lopez, terrific work from Constance Wu, and Lorene Scafaria’s insightful, impassioned storytelling.

Though it tries to please too many masters, comedic suspense/horror hybrid Villains is still a delirious little bit of fun.

An overlooked moment in recent political history gets big-screen treatment as Official Secrets details a whistleblower’s discovery as the United States and United Kingdom prepared to build a coalition to invade Iraq in 2003.

Too long, overstuffed, with a silly conclusion, It Chapter Two squanders great talent and an inventive, charismatic villain for a ponderous story that lacks the conviction to follow through on its basic premise.